I had the chance to speak with one of my all-time favorite cinematographers, Danish cinematographer Dan Laustsen. A longtime collaborator of Guillermo…
The year 2025 has brought forth many profoundly moving films, yet few have matched the raw emotional power and urgent relevance of…
If there’s one Arab director who truly shaped me, aside from Daoud Abdel Sayed, it’s Amr Salama. Not only because of his…
In 100 Nights of Hero, director Julia Jackman turns Isabel Greenberg’s beloved graphic novel (itself a clever, feminist twist on One Thousand…
Among the most powerful and emotionally resonant films of the year is Cherien Dabis’s ‘All That’s Left of You’, a sweeping, heartbreaking…
It always feels numb, almost hopeless, to care about which Egyptian film gets submitted for Oscar consideration. It’s the same cycle every…
Renowned for her multiple roles in Orphan Black, Tatiana Maslany continues to work at a remarkable speed and versatility. In the same…
At just 23, Plestia Alaqad turned her phone into one of the most vital lenses on the Gaza genocide, reaching tens of…
“It was just an Accident” marks Panahi’s first film this 2011 that isn’t “starring” him as himself, his first “Normal” fictional feature…
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